Pressure-time profile of multiply shocked carbon disulfide

An experimental method was developed to measure the pressure-time profile of a liquid in a reverberation or multiple-shock experiment. Profiles, with peak pressures to 30 kbars, were measured for carbon disulfide using shorted quartz gauges (25.4 mm diameter by 3.15 mm thick); these gauges formed th...

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Published in:Journal of applied physics 1986-02, Vol.59 (4), p.1141-1146
Main Authors: SUTHERLAND, G. T, GUPTA, Y. M, BELLAMY, P. M
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